The document discusses the concept of p-values in hypothesis testing, emphasizing their role in determining the consistency of sample data with the null hypothesis. It also outlines various statistical methods for handling missing data and provides formulas for different probability distributions, including Poisson, Normal, and Binomial distributions. Additionally, it includes notes on syntax and operations related to data manipulation in Python.
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The document discusses the concept of p-values in hypothesis testing, emphasizing their role in determining the consistency of sample data with the null hypothesis. It also outlines various statistical methods for handling missing data and provides formulas for different probability distributions, including Poisson, Normal, and Binomial distributions. Additionally, it includes notes on syntax and operations related to data manipulation in Python.
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Confidence Interval
The p-value of a hypothesis test is the probability of getting sample data at
least as inconsistent with the null hypothesis (and supportive of the alternative hypothesis) as the sample data actually obtained
Vlines and pmf plot
P-value calculation Notes
output of // is int when taking input(‘’), value is str by default .pop() is index zip(a,b) will iterate over a and b and combine them till the shortest ends a = () is a tuple Dictionary keys can be any immutable types: boolean, integer, float, string, tuple, and others Hypothesis Testing statistic print and .append() RETURNS no output - nonetype all positional arguments must be specified before keyword arguments, otherwise there will be an error message Syntax Handling Missing Data: Detecting: .isnull(), .notnull(). Dropping: .dropna(). Replacing: .fillna(value). Row Index Operations: Setting: .set_index('column_name'). Resetting: .reset_index() Probability: Poisson Distribution Probability Mass Function (PMF): poisson.pmf(k, mu) Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF): poisson.cdf(k, mu) Percent Point Function (PPF): poisson.ppf(q, mu) Normal Distribution Probability Density Function (PDF): norm.pdf(x, mean, std) Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF): norm.cdf(x, mean, std) Percent Point Function (PPF): norm.ppf(q, mean, std) Binomial Distribution Probability Mass Function (PMF): binom.pmf(k, n, p) Cumulative Distribution Function (CDF): binom.cdf(k, n, p) Percent Point Function (PPF): binom.ppf(q, n, p)